Canadian Premiere League Roundup: Rodrigo Gattas scores hat trick, York9 downs Wanderers 6-2
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TORONTO – Rodrigo Gattas scored a hat trick as York9 FC cruised to a 6-2 win over HFX Wanderers FC on Saturday in Canadian Premiere League action.
Ryan Telfer added a pair of goals for York9 (3-2-0) and Emilio Estevez also found the back of the net.
Tomasz Skublak scored for the Wanderers (1-4-0). Their other deflected off York9’s Roger Thomspon and was credited as an own goal.
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